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Injured crew member medevaced

In the afternoon of Oct 29, 2023, the captain of the 'Ribera del Duero Knutsen', en route from Sagunto to Paraguylla, requested the medical evacuation of a crew member who had suffered burns on his hand. The MRCC of Salvamento Marítimo in Las Palmas mobilizes the SAR helicopter Helimer 204 which rendezvoused with the tanker and hoisted the man. He was taken directly to the Doctor Negrín Hospital for medical treamtemnt.

Panama Canal Sets New Daily LNG Record with four ships

The Panama Canal Authority says it has reached a new milestone with the successful transit of four liquefied natural gas (LNG) ships with beams of up to 160 feet (49 meters) in a single day through the Neopanamax Locks. With this milestone, the Panama Canal breaks the record set on April 17, 2018, when three LNG vessels transited through the waterway on the same day. The new record was achieved today, October 1, 2018, with the northbound transit of Ribera del Duero Knutsen with a cargo capacity of 173,000 m3 and Maran Gas Pericles with cargo capacity of 174,000 m3. Meanwhile, the Torben Spirit with a cargo capacity of 174,000 m3, and Oceanic Breeze, with a cargo capacity of 155,300 m3, transited southbound, linking customers in South Korea, Japan, Chile, and the US Gulf Coast.

Norway's Knutsen to deliver LNG to Japan via Northeast Passage

Norway's Knutsen OAS Shipping has received permission from Russian authorities for transportation of LNG to Japan on the Northern Sea Route. The 6898dwt Ribera Duero Knutsen might be the first tanker to ship Norwegian LNG from Hammerfest to Asia via the northern shipping lane, Knutsen’s Nils Kristian Strøm and Synnøve Seglem told the Skipsrevyen in a recent interview. According to Synnøve Seglem at Knutsen OAS Shipping, “We currently have no contract with Statoil for delivery of gas from Snøhvit gas to Asia, but technically, such a delivery is now possible with this permit,” she told NRK, “The first shipment will be completed in June and shipments will end in October, depending on ice conditions in during the season,” the Foreigner reported.